Fortunatus Siculus

“Fortunatus Siculus, ossia L'avventuroso Ciciliano Di Busone Da Gubbio� is a historical romance written in 1311 by Busone da Gubbio. This edition, prepared by Sallust, Brunetto Latini, Giammaria Mazzuchelli, Giammaria Bosone, and George Frederick Nott, presents a fascinating glimpse into medieval Italian literature. The story unfolds against the backdrop of 14th-century Sicily, weaving a tale of adventure and intrigue characteristic of the period. This edition makes available a classic of early Italian prose, offering readers a window into the cultural and literary landscape of medieval Italy. Its historical and literary value makes it an enduring work for scholars and enthusiasts alike.

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